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A controversial proposal from the United States that would slow down the introduction of key maritim

"Ship, Sea and Sky: The Marine Art of James Edward Buttersworth." Through Sept. 5. New York. Exhibit

FRANK FAMILY MATRIARCH GRANTED BAIL HEARINGNEWARK, N.J. - A state appellate panel Th

The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) confirmed on Thursday that talks s

Gulf Coast shipyard executives believe they are close to breaking the barrier into commercial export

Eighteen Romanian stowaways who have been kept in shackles in New Jersey hotels will bemoved to a co

Arrow Air, the largest carrier of international freight at Miami International Airport last year, wi

General Electric Co. acknowledged Thursday that it made "limited" payments to the U.S. Export-Import

It's that time again. As shipments of California's summer bounty kick into gear, truck brokers start

Robert Crandall, the chairman of American Airlines' parent corporation, said the company cannot be c

Prior to the Jan. 17 Northridge earthquake, getting trucks from Fresno to Los Angeles and back in on

VIRGIN GROUP TO BID FOR CHUNNEL RAIL LINKSAN FRANCISCO - Virgin Group, British entre

Trans World Airlines is challenging an agreement between Delta Air Lines and Britain's Virgin Atlant

Huge increases of passenger and commercial vehicles crossing along the Texas- Mexico border are stra

A wildcat strike by customs inspectors at Brazilian airports is expected to continue through the wee

Legislative leaders are hoping to craft a new compromise plan within the next three weeks to develop

Efficient truckload motor carriers are further consolidating their market position as shippers steer

The Clinton administration has sent Congress a rail safety bill that wouldallow an experimen

BARGE ACCIDENT STOPS SP BRIDGE TRAFFIC IN LA.Barge and rail traffic was suspended Th

The Interstate Commerce Commission is seeking comment on its selection of 23 persons to serve on a c

The Department of Transportation has proposed new testing requirements on all of Colonial Pipeline C

Chevron Corp. "is ready to back out of" a project to build a pipeline to export crude from the massi

The number of Russian companies licensed to export oil has fallen to 18, with only 14 of them allowe

AMOCO EXPANDS NETWORK OF CNG FILLING STATIONSATLANTA - Amoco Oil Co. said it has ope

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An independent power developer from New Jersey has become the first U.S. company to signa joint-vent

China says preparations for building a $4.6 billion coal-transport project are drawing to an end and

The Norwegian Oil Directorate said in a report published Thursday that estimates of oil reserves in

The report, "Discrepancy Between W. Coast and Nymex Confuses Crude Traders," which appeared Thursday

NEW ZEALAND VENTURE TO SUPPLY ASIA POWERCANBERRA, Australia - A joint venture formal

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More senior liner industry officials have joined the growing number of critics attacking the Europea

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Tampa's port has given American Ship Building Co. a boost in bankruptcy court by allowing the compan